Course Overview
Course Content
Lesson 1: Introduction and Objectives
Prevalence of sexual harassment in the workplace, statistics on harassment experiences across gender, impact on workplace productivity and employee well-being, legal prohibition against sexual harassment, organizational commitment to harassment-free workplace, course objectives and learning outcomes, importance of recognizing and reporting harassment
Lesson 2: Defining Sexual Harassment
Legal definition under Title VII and EEOC guidelines, two forms of sexual harassment, unwelcome conduct requirement, examples of sexual harassment, difference between welcome social interaction and unwelcome harassment, single severe incident vs. pattern of conduct, reasonable person standard, impact on victim
Lesson 3: What the Laws Say
Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, EEOC enforcement authority and guidance, employer liability for sexual harassment, state fair employment practice laws extending protections, protected right to work in environment free from sexual harassment, retaliation prohibition, constructive discharge when harassment makes continued employment intolerable
Lesson 4: Reporting Sexual Harassment
Importance of reporting harassment promptly, internal reporting procedures, multiple reporting channels when direct supervisor is harasser, what to include in harassment report, documenting incidents as they occur, preserving evidence, employer’s duty to investigate complaints, protection against retaliation for good faith reporting, investigation process overview, interim protective measures during investigation, EEOC complaint filing process and deadlines, right to file lawsuit under Title VII
Lesson 5: Preventing Sexual Harassment
Individual responsibility for professional conduct, maintaining appropriate workplace boundaries, avoiding sexually explicit language or jokes, respecting others’ personal space, being aware of power dynamics in workplace relationships, speaking up if conduct makes you uncomfortable, bystander intervention, organizational prevention measures, culture of respect and inclusion, understanding that “just joking” defense doesn’t excuse harassment, impact of off-duty conduct on workplace environment
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Certificate & Compliance
Certificate & Compliance
Upon successful completion, learners receive an official certificate of completion documenting their sexual harassment prevention training for compliance records and meeting organizational training requirements.
The course includes assessments that verify understanding of sexual harassment definitions, legal protections, reporting procedures, and prevention strategies. Certificates are generated immediately and can be downloaded or printed for employee files and compliance documentation.
Supports Compliance With:
- Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964
- EEOC enforcement guidelines on sexual harassment
- State sexual harassment prevention training mandates
- Organizational sexual harassment policies
- Best practices for workplace harassment prevention training
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